Kim,
audacity is rather amazing for editing sound files, but I guess
you'll need rather more than that.
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
Il giorno 19 Mar 2007, alle ore 19:03, Kim Plowright ha scritto:
So… an aquaintance is organising a pervasive gaming event on the
south bank, and wants to run a mobile phone based game during the event.
Is anyone here a genius with any of the following, or know any
harware types that might be willing to provide sponsorship in kind?
This is *completely without my BBC hat on* by the way.
- automated messaging service (that you can configure to only receive
SMS messages so people with old phones can play)
- a way of recording phone calls to hard disk (so that we can pick
out the best encounters & cut together the finished poem in the
translation we create)
- A connection between the two things so that you get another SMS
once you've called the hotline
- an easy way of of editing the sound files together
Ideally this whole process would be automated so that we don't need
volunteers to man phone lines all night...
We have no money to speak of so freeware / begborrowsteal solutions
greatly appreciated... As you can probably tell from this email I am
a dunce when it comes to tech stuff so please speak very slowly...
Kim
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